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Dairy Queen Blizzard Prices (2026)

The Blizzard is Dairy Queen’s signature — soft-serve blended with candy, cookies, or fruit and served upside-down — and this page covers the current Dairy Queen Blizzard prices by size, from the Mini up to the Large, plus the add-a-topping charge.
Prices below are the figures we have on file and reflect an older menu, so treat them as a researched baseline. The Blizzard menu of flavors rotates constantly, including the monthly “Blizzard of the Month.”
Dairy Queen Blizzard Prices — full list
| Item | Size | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Additional Topping | — | $0.69 | — |
| Large Blizzard Treat | Large | $4.49 | — |
| Medium Blizzard Treat | Medium | $4.09 | — |
| Mini Blizzard Treat | Mini | $2.49 | — |
| Small Blizzard Treat | Small | $3.69 | — |
An em dash (—) means we don’t show one official calorie figure because the item is flavor- or size-dependent (Blizzards, sundaes, cones, shakes and MooLattés come in many flavors and sizes) or is a combo whose total depends on your drink and sides. Dairy Queen publishes a full nutrition calculator for exact numbers.
Sizes and what to order
Blizzards come in four sizes on our list — Mini ($2.49), Small ($3.69), Medium ($4.09), and Large ($4.49) — so you can match the portion to your appetite. The Mini is a great way to try a rich flavor without committing to a full cup.
Flavors change regularly, and classics like OREO, Reese’s, and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough are usually available alongside the rotating Blizzard of the Month. Additional mix-in toppings are about $0.69 each.
Dairy Queen Blizzard prices and calories
We leave the calorie column blank here on purpose: Blizzard calories swing enormously with the flavor and size, so there’s no single number for “a Blizzard.” A candy-and-fudge flavor in a Large can be several times the calories of a Mini.
Dairy Queen publishes calories for every Blizzard flavor and size on its site. Pick your exact flavor and size in DQ’s official nutrition calculator for the real figure — and remember the Mini is the easiest way to keep it in check.
